No it won't, I don't think. I think most of us are on the same page on this.
If not, I can't see it getting too ugly.
It's all about the money for the guys who make it at the top, imo.
I wouldn't try to take it much further than that or philosophize too much.
Just look at the cash flow and the resistance to change becomes pretty straightforward.
BP is the richest corporation in the world from what I have read (if I am wrong, let me know).
Why in the world would the richest company ever even consider contributing to it's own downfall (or at least minimizing profit) by not selling brown crud that's in the ground to all of us? Money-wise, that would be insane. That would be like the big bankers allowing inflation to halt.
I also however believe it's beyond insane to not have several layers of redundancy to safeguard the extrapolation and transportation of that power packed brown crud to keep it out of the environment as much as possible. Sheer stupidity.
Bankers and monsters Corps run gov't, so change is highly unlikely.
Doesn't matter much what "we" want, imo.
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